Daily Republican., 1887-05-30

Treats successfully Cnr0nlC ana IOnGs
stand ing diseases, as those OF the Head,
Throat and Lungs, Liver, Kidney and
Heart Complaints; inveterate diseases
of the Stomach that have deaed all 9th.
or meth DDS; those fearful diseases of the
nervous system, arising from Whatever
causes: Scrofula, Dropsy, Para!ysis Fits,
Fever Sores, Contracted Oordp, EninrR.
ed and Saft Joints, Rbeun atian, Neu.
ralgia, Soiept tea, Bono Defamation,
Salt Rheum, Erysipeiae, Scnld Head,
Ill. Conditioned Ulcers, Nasal Poly pus
Asthma, Hay Fever, Rose Gold, Winter
Coughs, Chronic Dlarrh GA and DlXbe.
tes. All may be cured by this wonder.
full ~ stem If not too far advanced.
Bone diseases cured when all other met.
hods have faiie1.
Lsdies who are suffering with ccin.
plants peculiar to their sex can consult
the doctor with every assurance Of
speedy relief and permanent cure. with
out suhjeet!ng them to the embarrassing
procedure OF examination, which In
nine cases out OF ten la unnecessary.
The Doctor particularly invites nj.
cases that have besn given up by other
physicians.
Consultation aad Examination Free.
i
| Positively 10 patients seen on Sun.
day.
l Tumors aud Cancers removed with.
out pain or the useof a knifo.
/ TESTIMONIALS.
Mr.. John Logue, No. los Adams street,
was sick for nine years. Was treated
during all that time for dyspepsia, liver
complaint, etc losing forty pounds OF
7 f1ae tn ha 1,et 81 he H..
ascertained the cause of his trouble,
long, removed from him eight bours after
he consulted the do:tor. He is now gain.
ling health and strength.
| DR.. Wilbur also removed INDUSTRIOUS
tape worm from Miss Elizabeth Kinsler,
Icorner Claymont street aud Vandever
Iavenue. This dy had been sick ten
years, and during that time had been
treated by some of the best physicians
in Wilmington without receiving any
benefit.
John Clifford, No. 10 Klund street, was
lcross-eyed seventeen years. DR.. Wilbur
straightened his eyes in one minute.
\ Miss Annie Wipgate, No. CO., Pine
Istreet YVES cross eyed twenty-five years,
(which seriously affected her eyes.ght,
producing double vision. DR.. Wilbur
lstra.ghtened her eyes in two inmates and
, restored her natural sight.
y Kate Burke, living with Miss A. F.
: Sayllle, No. l205 Washington street,
: Wilmington, had very poor sight in her
: right eye, and was almost totally blind
in her lett eye Tor many years; during all
j.. that time her efforts to obtain relief were
, in vain; dcspairing of ever getting cured
she called on DIR. Wilbur, at the Clay ton
: House. The doctor performed n opera
ltion upon her eyes, which resulted in q
. lperfect cure. She can now see as well
rs any one.
Mrs. Mary Chairs, resiiipg at No. 1921
East Seventh street, Wilmington, has
had tumor growing on each eyelid fol
fifteen years, which greatly disfgured
her, and would undoubtedly, ii allowed
to remain, IN time have prevented hel
from opening her eyes. DR.. Wilbur re-
moved them so quickly that Mrs Chairs
though timid lady, did 10. take any
annsthetic, and experienced little or nc
lpain.
Mr.. Leighton C. Rambo, residing al
No 203 West Sixth street, Wilmington
for long time has had cancer upon hi,
farm. IL commenced first as small
pnnp'el x auuaiS eio"lhR idfGtI' Ii.
Wilhur drew it out by means OF a plaster
(which is much preferable 10 the kuit,
: causing no pain.
| Mrs John f Jennings, RI siding at No
iii South NauBuren street, had larg,
mole growing on her lace Ter the pas
twenty years, which was quite dietgure
ment DIR. Wilbur removed 1t III lev
minutes without pain.
Mrs. Weir, mother of Mr.. William
Weir, photographer, Market street, WI
mington, had three tunois around hel
leyes, which caused considerable irritatloI
land rneasiness. DR. Wilbur removed
Them all i'll few minutes.
These are only few OF the many test
mADl Ont a i-..l l.. lEl1r